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2014-10-14 Infrastructure & Services Committee Agenda
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INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 14 OCTOBER 2014
SECTION RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES LOOKING AHEAD
Environmental Health • Improved response times to customer • Report on food safety compliance • Undertake intensive 3-day LGAQ
requests. project on sushi food. asbestos training prior to devolution in
early 2015 of additional responsibilities
under Public Health Act.
• Undertaken succession planning by • Report and determine a new • Develop a regular food safety
employing an environmental health recreational water monitoring program. newsletter for the food industry.
officer. Mentoring of this officer has
commenced.
• Provided environmental health • Review more environmental health • Undertake a food safety compliance
information to IT to update council’s SAFI advice for customer service. project on private water supplies
website. systems to regulated premises.
• Trained customer service staff in • Chase and resolve outstanding unpaid • Collate existing development approvals
environmental health application forms annual licence renewals. of ERA “deemed approval” premises
and fees. (service stations) and undertake
compliance program.
• Commenced annual licensing renewal • Determine local laws in environmental • Finalisation of the Environmental Health
of 450 regulated premises. health field. Coordinator’s Workers Compensation
claim due in November.
• Completed improvements to food • Maintain the annual inspection program • Updating backlog of cemetery records
handler training course. of regulated premises. into T1 database.
• Completed food safety compliance • Continue to assess regulated premises
project on sushi food. licence applications, fit out plans and
development applications.
Pest Management • Pest Management Survey first quarter • Pest Management Survey for second • Completion of Pest Management Plan
completed quarter advertised to commence 1/9/14 for Noosa
• Staff participated in several stakeholder • Maintain surveillance of fox problem at • Training of community groups in Pest
meetings to develop a new Pest Teewah Management techniques
management plan for Noosa.
• Fox control index reduced from 5.86 to • Obtaining equipment from the $18,000 • Monitoring light traps for mosquito
3.2 in the Coastal strip through State Government Grant for Wild Dog breeding in preparation for
focussed control techniques, particularly control commencement of aerial control
around Teewah township. program.
• Application made for $10,000 grant for • Transferring group firearms licence to
Pig Traps – SEQ Catchment and Mary Manager Waste and Environmental
River Catchment Drought assistance Health for Weapons Act compliance.
funding.
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